CO/Monty

Monty may be 10, but he greets every day like it’s the best one yet. This cheerful French Brittany has a goofy sparkle in his eye and a heart that melts anyone lucky enough to meet him. His birthday may suggest he is 10, but he acts like he is a 4 year old! His morning routine? A burst of zoomies, a quick patrol of the yard, and a proud parade with his favorite soft toy. Mealtime is Monty’s personal celebration. He’ll woo-woo sing and bounce with excitement for his food, but the moment you ask him to sit, he becomes the picture of manners. He loves his toys, his people, and his cozy evening rituals—chewing a Benebone, enjoying a Greenie “dessert,” and settling in for snuggles as the day winds down.<br/><br/>His teeth are in great shape, and he’s got none of that typical senior-dog breath. Monty is a world-class cuddler who bonds deeply with his humans. Once he trusts you, he’ll lean his whole body against you in the sweetest “you’re my person” hug. He loves watching birds and squirrels, and he’ll happily alert you to backyard visitors with a bark, a whine, or a little excited shiver. Because of his "senior eyes" and prey drive, he’ll need a secure 6-foot fenced yard. He will do best in a home without cats or small animals.<br/><br/>He thrives in a calm, adult-only home and enjoys respectful teens. His perfect home would be one with minimal stairs. Although Monty does well on short rides, he does get anxious on long rides in the car, so he’s looking for adopters in Colorado or within a few hours of Denver. If you’re searching for a loyal, affectionate companion who will fill your home with warmth and laughter, Monty is ready to choose you.<br/><br/>The adoption fee for Monty, who lives in Highlands Ranch, CO is $250, which helps offset our vetting and allows NBRAN to rescue more of these wonderful family members. If you are interested in making Monty a part of your family, please complete the on-line application by visiting www.nbran.org . Please note if you are 65 and over you may adopt Monty for a reduced adoption fee of $150!<br/><br/>Your state coordinator/volunteer will conduct a phone interview, home visit and vet check as part of the approval process. Once all 3 have been approved, we will begin the matching process.<br/><br/>Prior Medical Note: ​Monty tested positive for Tick Borne Disease called Anaplasma. He has completed his 30 days of antibiotics called Doxycycline back in November 2025. He may always test positive on an annual senior blood panel for this under antibodies, but he is 100% symptom free and has NO issues! He has seen our vet and been given a clean bill of health!

Monty may be 10, but he greets every day like it’s the best one yet. This cheerful French Brittany has a goofy sparkle in his eye and a heart that melts anyone lucky enough to meet him. His birthday may suggest he is 10, but he acts like he is a 4 year old! His morning routine? A burst of zoomies, a quick patrol of the yard, and a proud parade with his favorite soft toy. Mealtime is Monty’s personal celebration. He’ll woo-woo sing and bounce with excitement for his food, but the moment you ask him to sit, he becomes the picture of manners. He loves his toys, his people, and his cozy evening rituals—chewing a Benebone, enjoying a Greenie “dessert,” and settling in for snuggles as the day winds down.

His teeth are in great shape, and he’s got none of that typical senior-dog breath. Monty is a world-class cuddler who bonds deeply with his humans. Once he trusts you, he’ll lean his whole body against you in the sweetest “you’re my person” hug. He loves watching birds and squirrels, and he’ll happily alert you to backya

Monty may be 10, but he greets every day like it’s the best one yet. This cheerful French Brittany has a goofy sparkle in his eye and a heart that melts anyone lucky enough to meet him. His birthday may suggest he is 10, but he acts like he is a 4 year old! His morning routine? A burst of zoomies, a quick patrol of the yard, and a proud parade with his favorite soft toy. Mealtime is Monty’s personal celebration. He’ll woo-woo sing and bounce with excitement for his food, but the moment you ask him to sit, he becomes the picture of manners. He loves his toys, his people, and his cozy evening rituals—chewing a Benebone, enjoying a Greenie “dessert,” and settling in for snuggles as the day winds down.

His teeth are in great shape, and he’s got none of that typical senior-dog breath. Monty is a world-class cuddler who bonds deeply with his humans. Once he trusts you, he’ll lean his whole body against you in the sweetest “you’re my person” hug. He loves watching birds and squirrels, and he’ll happily alert you to backyard visitors with a bark, a whine, or a little excited shiver. Because of his "senior eyes" and prey drive, he’ll need a secure 6-foot fenced yard. He will do best in a home without cats or small animals.

He thrives in a calm, adult-only home and enjoys respectful teens. His perfect home would be one with minimal stairs. Although Monty does well on short rides, he does get anxious on lon